Board 8 > I rank 155 characters by visual design [ranking] [part 2]

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wallmasterz 05/01/25 9:43:56 AM #254:	Im a globglo sad ga lad --- I need to update my signature. <cite>wallmasterz posted [p:984915957] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Im a globglo sad ga lad</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sheep007 05/01/25 10:00:30 AM #255:	rwlh posted... 66. The Globglogabgalab (Strawinsky and the Mysterious House). No, the Globglogabgalab is this high because I find him I say without a trace of irony charming and cutesy. Hes designed to be a sort of librarian/caretaker of books. Hes friendly. He sings you a song when you visit him. Yes, hes a naked blob person who became corpulent after eating too many books, and yes his song its almost entirely nonsense, but thats genuinely a part of his charm. Hes a happy guy! He looks gross, sure, with all his ripples of blob flesh and his Jabba the Hutt-esque tail. But hes not disgusting. Hes gross in a way thats coded to the media hes from. Strawinsky and the Mysterious House is a Christian animated adventure, so you cant have the characters be too spooky; they need to be distinct enough to be memorable but not so distinct to frighten (at least thats how the logic probably goes). So we have Globby, an earnest fellow who would probably give you a ride on his blobby back if you asked him to. There isnt much to the design. Hes just a friendly guy who happens to be a naked blob person. Also his face looks like Wallace from Wallace and Gromit. The actual animation in the clip is pretty awful, but it does have a certain low fidelity charm to it, and his friendly demeanor is very clearly conveyed. So yeah, the Globglogabgalab. Better than advertised! Somewhat pedantic of me, but the Globglogabgalab is actually a sort of the villain/cautionary tale of the movie. He wanted to know too many things, and he became a monster because he absorbed all the ideas from the books he was reading and it made him fat. It's basically a cautionary tale to tell kids not to enjoy books too much or learn from them, and to only use them when necessary. 1800s protestant-ass villain idea. Please don't ask me why I know anything about the Globglogabgalab. --- Perhaps the golden rock was inside us all along. <cite>Sheep007 posted [p:984916126] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>66. The Globglogabgalab (Strawinsky and the Mysterious House).No, the Globglogabgalab is this high because I find him I say without a trace of irony charming and cutesy. Hes designed to be a sort of librarian/caretaker of books. Hes friendly. He sings you a song when you visit him. Yes, hes a naked blob person who became corpulent after eating too many books, and yes his song its almost entirely nonsense, but thats genuinely a part of his charm. Hes a happy guy!He looks gross, sure, with all his ripples of blob flesh and his Jabba the Hutt-esque tail. But hes not disgusting. Hes gross in a way thats coded to the media hes from. Strawinsky and the Mysterious House is a Christian animated adventure, so you cant have the characters be too spooky; they need to be distinct enough to be memorable but not so distinct to frighten (at least thats how the logic probably goes).So we have Globby, an earnest fellow who would probably give you a ride on his blobby back if you asked him to. There isnt much to the design. Hes just a friendly guy who happens to be a naked blob person. Also his face looks like Wallace from Wallace and Gromit. The actual animation in the clip is pretty awful, but it does have a certain low fidelity charm to it, and his friendly demeanor is very clearly conveyed. So yeah, the Globglogabgalab. Better than advertised!</quote>Somewhat pedantic of me, but the Globglogabgalab is actually a sort of the villain/cautionary tale of the movie. He wanted to know too many things, and he became a monster because he absorbed all the ideas from the books he was reading and it made him fat. It's basically a cautionary tale to tell kids not to enjoy books too much or learn from them, and to only use them when necessary. 1800s protestant-ass villain idea. Please don't ask me why I know anything about the Globglogabgalab.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnbobb 05/01/25 10:52:38 AM #256:	rwlh posted... 66. The Globglogabgalab (Strawinsky and the Mysterious House) Oh good I can finally drop this https://youtu.be/XgmmFpIpkFg --- Khal Kirby, warlord of the Super Star Khalasar PSN/Steam: CheddarBBQ https://goo.gl/Diw2hs <cite>Johnbobb posted [p:984916608] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>66. The Globglogabgalab (Strawinsky and the Mysterious House)</quote>Oh good I can finally drop this https://youtu.be/XgmmFpIpkFg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GavsEvans123 05/01/25 6:09:21 PM #257:	GlobGlob being a villain would explain why "I am the yeast of thoughts and minds" goes hard. That could be made to sound like a really sinister villain line if they wanted to. "You think your wits will save you, your intelligence, your knowledge? You unenlightened fool. I am the yeast of thoughts and minds!" --- Call from demon - with dark power to tempt your mind, very proud of the power. Destroy the firing shot! <cite>GavsEvans123 posted [p:984921396] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>GlobGlob being a villain would explain why "I am the yeast of thoughts and minds" goes hard. That could be made to sound like a really sinister villain line if they wanted to."You think your wits will save you, your intelligence, your knowledge? You unenlightened fool. I am the yeast of thoughts and minds!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/01/25 6:53:22 PM #258:	Sheep007 posted... Somewhat pedantic of me, but the Globglogabgalab is actually a sort of the villain/cautionary tale of the movie. He wanted to know too many things, and he became a monster because he absorbed all the ideas from the books he was reading and it made him fat. It's basically a cautionary tale to tell kids not to enjoy books too much or learn from them, and to only use them when necessary. 1800s protestant-ass villain idea. Please don't ask me why I know anything about the Globglogabgalab. I might be weird for saying this but I still think the design works with this supplementary information. He's sugary sweet and cutesy, but I can see him being a cautionary tale as well, albeit a deceptive one that lures the protagonists in. He's still weird enough for me to love him. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984921902] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Sheep007 posted... </cite><quote>Somewhat pedantic of me, but the Globglogabgalab is actually a sort of the villain/cautionary tale of the movie. He wanted to know too many things, and he became a monster because he absorbed all the ideas from the books he was reading and it made him fat. It's basically a cautionary tale to tell kids not to enjoy books too much or learn from them, and to only use them when necessary. 1800s protestant-ass villain idea. Please don't ask me why I know anything about the Globglogabgalab.</quote>I might be weird for saying this but I still think the design works with this supplementary information. He's sugary sweet and cutesy, but I can see him being a cautionary tale as well, albeit a deceptive one that lures the protagonists in. He's still weird enough for me to love him.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/01/25 8:11:38 PM #259:	I dont have numerical scores out of 10 assigned to these designs, but I think its safe that we are now officially in *The equivalent of the 8/10 zone* Brace yourselves! - 65. Jessica Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) @Xeybozn https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/0/012bc98e.jpg SHES married to Roger Rabbit? Yeah. What a lucky girl. Here is one of the most powerful sex symbols in animation, eastern or western. Nobodys got it quite like Jessica Rabbit. She wears a glittery red dress shes falling out of, 90-degree-angle high heels, and arm-length blue gloves. Her long orange hair flows over her bare shoulders. She doesnt have an hourglass figure, because hourglasses are thicker in the middle. Jessica Rabbit constantly gives off an air of inscrutability. What is she thinking? She isnt normal, she cant have normal thoughts, she must be on a pedestal at all times. Watch this scene, her introduction in the film: https://youtu.be/2bjGACO45DI?feature=shared&t=51 (timestamped) She is in complete control during this entire sequence, playing with the men in her audience like theyre toys. This only somehow makes her sexier. No, she isnt sexy; she is raw sex appeal itself, at least as much as a mainstream cartoon can get away with. The other waifus are burdened with things like character development and backstory. Jessica Rabbit is just sex. Thats her whole design. And she sells it one hundred percent. Fun fact: in the above scene, Bob Hoskins was told to imagine his ideal sexual fantasy during filmingbut he later said that what he pictured was less risque than what Jessica wound up becoming. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984922641] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>I dont have numerical scores out of 10 assigned to these designs, but I think its safe that we are now officially inThe equivalent of the 8/10 zoneBrace yourselves!-65. Jessica Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit)@Xeyboznhttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/0/012bc98e.jpgSHES married to Roger Rabbit?Yeah. What a lucky girl. Here is one of the most powerful sex symbols in animation, eastern or western. Nobodys got it quite like Jessica Rabbit. She wears a glittery red dress shes falling out of, 90-degree-angle high heels, and arm-length blue gloves. Her long orange hair flows over her bare shoulders. She doesnt have an hourglass figure, because hourglasses are thicker in the middle. Jessica Rabbit constantly gives off an air of inscrutability. What is she thinking? She isnt normal, she cant have normal thoughts, she must be on a pedestal at all times. Watch this scene, her introduction in the film: https://youtu.be/2bjGACO45DI?feature=shared&t=51 (timestamped) She is in complete control during this entire sequence, playing with the men in her audience like theyre toys. This only somehow makes her sexier. No, she isnt sexy; she is raw sex appeal itself, at least as much as a mainstream cartoon can get away with. The other waifus are burdened with things like character development and backstory. Jessica Rabbit is just sex. Thats her whole design. And she sells it one hundred percent. Fun fact: in the above scene, Bob Hoskins was told to imagine his ideal sexual fantasy during filmingbut he later said that what he pictured was less risque than what Jessica wound up becoming.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 05/01/25 8:18:43 PM #260:	rwlh posted... Fun fact: in the above scene, Bob Hoskins was told to imagine his ideal sexual fantasy during filmingbut he later said that what he pictured was less risque than what Jessica wound up becoming. Oh this funny as hell lol. --- God has heard my soul. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:984922702] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>Fun fact: in the above scene, Bob Hoskins was told to imagine his ideal sexual fantasy during filmingbut he later said that what he pictured was less risque than what Jessica wound up becoming.</quote>Oh this funny as hell lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/01/25 8:25:47 PM #261:	64. Saya (Saya no Uta) Snake5555555555 https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/b/beb5212e.jpg This was, I want to say, the hardest nomination for me to figure out. Yes, even harder than the Line. Saya appears in Saya no Uta, a visual novel, as an ordinary little girl, wearing a white dress. She has long black hair thats kind of shaped like a house (help cant unsee). The art for the games cover shows her with wings, but I dont know if she actually has those in the game, so I swapped her picture out for this one. But this is not what Saya actually looks like. Oh, no, no, no. Saya is actually a horrifying eldritch monstrosity thats so disturbing to behold that looking at her will drive you insane, in true Lovecraft style. She appears human to Fuminori, the protagonist, because his brain is screwed up from an accident where everything else looks gross and horrifyingeverything except her. So what do I do here? This is legit a thought-provoking nomination. To what extent is Sayas in-game design reflective of her character? Shes a kind of generic anime girl at first glance (house hair not included), and as weve seen in this ranking, those characters dont tend to do too hot. Do I make an exception for her because this isnt her true form? We dont learn any of Saya's backstory from her design. We learn it from the story, the way Fuminori perceives and interacts with her. Shes beautiful to him in a way that literally nothing else in the world is, so our suspicions are raised and later confirmed: she looks beautiful because shes the only thing that isnt. Her design is a lie. It is designed to fool and entrap us and on that level, it is a remarkable success. But its not a traditional nomination, is it? It stands apart from others. Some noms play against type, but Saya might be the only one that outright lies, and that weaves that lie so skillfully into its narrative. I cant really separate the visual design from the story here. She is ordinary, and shes designed to turn that ordinariness into something horrifying; she flips the script, so to speak. And her ordinariness hints at something darker simply by existing. A real puzzle of a nomination, one I definitely appreciated. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984922760] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>64. Saya (Saya no Uta)Snake5555555555https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/b/beb5212e.jpgThis was, I want to say, the hardest nomination for me to figure out. Yes, even harder than the Line. Saya appears in Saya no Uta, a visual novel, as an ordinary little girl, wearing a white dress. She has long black hair thats kind of shaped like a house (help cant unsee). The art for the games cover shows her with wings, but I dont know if she actually has those in the game, so I swapped her picture out for this one. But this is not what Saya actually looks like. Oh, no, no, no. Saya is actually a horrifying eldritch monstrosity thats so disturbing to behold that looking at her will drive you insane, in true Lovecraft style. She appears human to Fuminori, the protagonist, because his brain is screwed up from an accident where everything else looks gross and horrifyingeverything except her. So what do I do here? This is legit a thought-provoking nomination. To what extent is Sayas in-game design reflective of her character? Shes a kind of generic anime girl at first glance (house hair not included), and as weve seen in this ranking, those characters dont tend to do too hot. Do I make an exception for her because this isnt her true form? We dont learn any of Saya's backstory from her design. We learn it from the story, the way Fuminori perceives and interacts with her. Shes beautiful to him in a way that literally nothing else in the world is, so our suspicions are raised and later confirmed: she looks beautiful because shes the only thing that isnt. Her design is a lie. It is designed to fool and entrap us and on that level, it is a remarkable success. But its not a traditional nomination, is it? It stands apart from others. Some noms play against type, but Saya might be the only one that outright lies, and that weaves that lie so skillfully into its narrative. I cant really separate the visual design from the story here. She is ordinary, and shes designed to turn that ordinariness into something horrifying; she flips the script, so to speak. And her ordinariness hints at something darker simply by existing. A real puzzle of a nomination, one I definitely appreciated.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MacArrowny 05/01/25 8:38:23 PM #262:	Saya's wings appear in one of the endings of the game (the true ending, if you wanna call it that), IIRC. --- All the stars in the sky are waiting for you. <cite>MacArrowny posted [p:984922856] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Saya's wings appear in one of the endings of the game (the true ending, if you wanna call it that), IIRC.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/01/25 8:41:21 PM #263:	63. V (Devil May Cry 5) @Murphiroth https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/d/dc26039c.jpg Our third and final playable character from Devil May Cry 5 has arrived. In stark contrast with the macho, self-assured Dante and the macho, less self-assured Nero, V is a slender, sickly guy with no visible muscles. He wears an open, sleeveless leather coat with no shirt, and sandals. Sandals! This dude really offers something new. His body is covered in tattoos you can see through his coat. He wields a cane hes that sickly but his cane gets incorporated into his combat style. V rocks additional accessories, including: - a silver chain made out of skulls - a fingerless glove on his right hand - a tooth pendant around his neck - a silver ring on his left middle finger - a spiked bracelet around his left wrist - a book of poetry by William Blake This is a man who dresses for success. Not exactly what Id wear if I was going to fight demons, but V summons familiars for that anyway. Hes such a contrast with Nero and Dante. In a way Im glad all three were nominated, because they only make V stand out more. Hes a very mysterious character, oddly compelling they did a great job making a character with an air of mystery and a different feel than the others. To have a playable character be so frail and weak that he needs to use a cane, in a series like Devil May Freaking Crythats a gutsy move, and Vs design really helps sell the character. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984922882] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>63. V (Devil May Cry 5)@Murphiroth https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/d/dc26039c.jpgOur third and final playable character from Devil May Cry 5 has arrived. In stark contrast with the macho, self-assured Dante and the macho, less self-assured Nero, V is a slender, sickly guy with no visible muscles. He wears an open, sleeveless leather coat with no shirt, and sandals. Sandals! This dude really offers something new. His body is covered in tattoos you can see through his coat. He wields a cane hes that sickly but his cane gets incorporated into his combat style. V rocks additional accessories, including:- a silver chain made out of skulls- a fingerless glove on his right hand- a tooth pendant around his neck- a silver ring on his left middle finger- a spiked bracelet around his left wrist- a book of poetry by William Blake This is a man who dresses for success. Not exactly what Id wear if I was going to fight demons, but V summons familiars for that anyway. Hes such a contrast with Nero and Dante. In a way Im glad all three were nominated, because they only make V stand out more. Hes a very mysterious character, oddly compelling they did a great job making a character with an air of mystery and a different feel than the others. To have a playable character be so frail and weak that he needs to use a cane, in a series like Devil May Freaking Crythats a gutsy move, and Vs design really helps sell the character.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Snake5555555555 05/01/25 8:43:25 PM #264:	I'm actually really pleased you understood the complexities of the nomination! I was wishy-washy about nominating her because of the one pic rule, it was tough, so I was definitely crossing my fingers research would carry her through. And yes Saya does actually have wings though they're not present in most of the game. Her true form was also shown in a comic. --- I've decided to put my fears behind me. I'm not going back. If you're gonna scream, scream with me <cite>Snake5555555555 posted [p:984922901] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>I'm actually really pleased you understood the complexities of the nomination! I was wishy-washy about nominating her because of the one pic rule, it was tough, so I was definitely crossing my fingers research would carry her through. And yes Saya does actually have wings though they're not present in most of the game. Her true form was also shown in a comic. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/01/25 8:48:45 PM #265:	Snake5555555555 posted... I'm actually really pleased you understood the complexities of the nomination! I was wishy-washy about nominating her because of the one pic rule, it was tough, so I was definitely crossing my fingers research would carry her through. And yes Saya does actually have wings though they're not present in most of the game. Her true form was also shown in a comic. It was a fun nomination I saw the true form comic pic and I was a little underwhelmed. I expected, like, way grosser; it looked more "alien" to me. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984922951] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Snake5555555555 posted... </cite><quote>I'm actually really pleased you understood the complexities of the nomination! I was wishy-washy about nominating her because of the one pic rule, it was tough, so I was definitely crossing my fingers research would carry her through. And yes Saya does actually have wings though they're not present in most of the game. Her true form was also shown in a comic.</quote>It was a fun nomination I saw the true form comic pic and I was a little underwhelmed. I expected, like, way grosser; it looked more "alien" to me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Pirateking2000 05/01/25 8:51:23 PM #266:	See Vergil? Embracing your humanity puts you above Dante and Nero! --- XBL GT: Demon Ninja X2 "There comes a time in every man's or woman's life where they have to make **** up to cover their ass." - Hazama <cite>Pirateking2000 posted [p:984922977] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>See Vergil? Embracing your humanity puts you above Dante and Nero!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Snake5555555555 05/01/25 8:53:14 PM #267:	rwlh posted... It was a fun nomination I saw the true form comic pic and I was a little underwhelmed. I expected, like, way grosser; it looked more "alien" to me. Yeah the comic was American so, different strokes I guess. --- I've decided to put my fears behind me. I'm not going back. If you're gonna scream, scream with me <cite>Snake5555555555 posted [p:984922993] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>It was a fun nomination I saw the true form comic pic and I was a little underwhelmed. I expected, like, way grosser; it looked more "alien" to me.</quote>Yeah the comic was American so, different strokes I guess. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PrinceKaro 05/01/25 9:01:00 PM #268:	Trying to draw Saya's true form was just a bad idea overall disappointment was the only possible result --- https://i.imgtc.com/a6iBg1Y.jpg Congrats to azuarc* on being really good at predicting stuff* <cite>PrinceKaro posted [p:984923052] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Trying to draw Saya's true form was just a bad idea overalldisappointment was the only possible result</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Murphiroth 05/01/25 10:04:13 PM #269:	Nice! V has a really striking design, and all the little details of it add up even more when his true identity is revealed. Of course ~~Vergil is an emo sad boy when he's not rejecting his human side, it makes perfect sense.~~ <cite>Murphiroth posted [p:984923624] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Nice! V has a really striking design, and all the little details of it add up even more when his true identity is revealed. Of course Vergil is an emo sad boy when he's not rejecting his human side, it makes perfect sense.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
-Chaos-Zero- 05/03/25 9:26:06 AM #270:	rwlh posted... Fun fact: in the above scene, Bob Hoskins was told to imagine his ideal sexual fantasy during filmingbut he later said that what he pictured was less risque than what Jessica wound up becoming. She's not bad, she's just drawn that way. --- The Pizza Formerly Known as CalzoneB <cite>-Chaos-Zero- posted [p:984938372] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>Fun fact: in the above scene, Bob Hoskins was told to imagine his ideal sexual fantasy during filmingbut he later said that what he pictured was less risque than what Jessica wound up becoming.</quote>She's not bad, she's just drawn that way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/03/25 6:19:14 PM #271:	62. Guernica (Persona 5 Tactica DLC) @Plasman https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4723fe45.jpg Here we have a very sick, very stylish design. This character only appears in the DLC of a spinoff game of a spinoff series to a larger series (lol), so shes easy to miss, but once you see her, youll never forget her. Guernica, being named after a painting, screams canvas. Her hair, top, and white coat around her waist are all white, and she is of pale complexion. She has black tattoos running all throughout her arms and hands. But then you get further down and you see these bursts of color almost climbing up her legs. This gives the impression that Guernica isnt afraid to get dirty with her work and also that maybe her work is consuming her. For an alternate shot of her body that shows off more of her tattoos, behold: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3b8172c9.jpg The art also plays around with angles and shapes. Guernicas hair is long and angular, like a lightning storm. Her coat also surges off her form in similar, parallel shapes. As Ive said in previous writeups, conveying freedom of movement is tough to do in still art, but Guernica absolutely pulls it off. Guernicas role in the Tactica DLC is a world-famous street artist and vandal. I dont know how much of this is spoilers, so just to be safe: ~~this is actually a corrupted form, rendering her sociopathic. She has normal art where the only major difference is that her hair is blue and her skin is less pale~~. I can easily see her fitting into the Persona 5 world, or heck, even the world of Jet Set Radio! Her only real design flaw: those shoes are kind of boring lol <cite>rwlh posted [p:984943142] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>62. Guernica (Persona 5 Tactica DLC)@Plasman https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4723fe45.jpgHere we have a very sick, very stylish design. This character only appears in the DLC of a spinoff game of a spinoff series to a larger series (lol), so shes easy to miss, but once you see her, youll never forget her. Guernica, being named after a painting, screams canvas. Her hair, top, and white coat around her waist are all white, and she is of pale complexion. She has black tattoos running all throughout her arms and hands. But then you get further down and you see these bursts of color almost climbing up her legs. This gives the impression that Guernica isnt afraid to get dirty with her work and also that maybe her work is consuming her. For an alternate shot of her body that shows off more of her tattoos, behold: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3b8172c9.jpg The art also plays around with angles and shapes. Guernicas hair is long and angular, like a lightning storm. Her coat also surges off her form in similar, parallel shapes. As Ive said in previous writeups, conveying freedom of movement is tough to do in still art, but Guernica absolutely pulls it off. Guernicas role in the Tactica DLC is a world-famous street artist and vandal. I dont know how much of this is spoilers, so just to be safe: this is actually a corrupted form, rendering her sociopathic. She has normal art where the only major difference is that her hair is blue and her skin is less pale. I can easily see her fitting into the Persona 5 world, or heck, even the world of Jet Set Radio! Her only real design flaw: those shoes are kind of boring lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/03/25 6:29:31 PM #272:	61. Zizou Olympia (The Legend of Dark Witch [Episode 2]) @AnalLogstick https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/8/8666cddb.jpg Our last character alphabetically is a kindred spirit to Guernica, maybe not in actual design but in aesthetics. Zizou Olympia is incredibly stylish. She wears a different outfit in each installment of The Legend of Dark Witch series; her episode 2 design was picked for this. One of my favorite color schemes is black and white, and Zizou has two-colored, black and white hair, with her white half covering her left eye. She has a white cape and a white wing in her cap, and black sleeves and leggings. The rest of her outfit is mostly purple. Im so happy to talk about a purple-tinted design I really like after so many low-placing purples! Shes got a purple vest, pants, and hat. She even has a purple eye, the color being red due to heterochromia. Zizou is a goddess who periodically has to go sort out the balance of magic by roughing up some bosses. She has a habit of talking down to other people, like, a lot. Theres nothing super deep here, but I do feel like thats okay. She doesnt need a strong backstory that ties into things. Her design is just that cool! <cite>rwlh posted [p:984943210] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>61. Zizou Olympia (The Legend of Dark Witch [Episode 2])@AnalLogstickhttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/8/8666cddb.jpgOur last character alphabetically is a kindred spirit to Guernica, maybe not in actual design but in aesthetics. Zizou Olympia is incredibly stylish. She wears a different outfit in each installment of The Legend of Dark Witch series; her episode 2 design was picked for this. One of my favorite color schemes is black and white, and Zizou has two-colored, black and white hair, with her white half covering her left eye. She has a white cape and a white wing in her cap, and black sleeves and leggings. The rest of her outfit is mostly purple. Im so happy to talk about a purple-tinted design I really like after so many low-placing purples! Shes got a purple vest, pants, and hat. She even has a purple eye, the color being red due to heterochromia. Zizou is a goddess who periodically has to go sort out the balance of magic by roughing up some bosses. She has a habit of talking down to other people, like, a lot. Theres nothing super deep here, but I do feel like thats okay. She doesnt need a strong backstory that ties into things. Her design is just that cool!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/03/25 6:42:37 PM #273:	60. Emmrich Volkarin (Dragon Age: The Veilguard) skulltrumpets https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/f6883bf0.jpg Look at this man. Look at him! Those shoulders! Those colors! Everything is very ornate and precise, even down to his boots. The color combination of red and green and gold really pops. He has gold rings on some of his fingers! His overcoat does have the unfortunate side effect of making his head a little big though. Emmrich could easily be considered overdressed, but I dont think he is. Though I dont have full context, he lives in a fantasy city where some folks just sort of dress fabulously. It's especially fascinating because Emmerich is a necromancer! You know, the people who resurrect the dead? Stereotypically characters who deal with the dead are often portrayed in tones of gray and black. Death is spooky, after all. Emmrich says, nope, I have a color palette and I am going to use it. He has a serious, solemn face; he treats his job with gravity. But he absolutely plays against type when it comes to outfit. Hes so flashy! From my cursory overview, Emmrich gives off the vibes of being mostly serious but also wry and observational, and thats clearly conveyed with his face and stance. He takes himself and his job super seriously. Its a matter of pride. I get Doctor Strange vibes from his face. I originally had Emmrich aaaallll the way down at #116. He was the final stop on the mini-tier of dudes in cool duds. But Emmrich is a clear step above Hummel, Moze, and Percy in this category because I not only understand him on some level from his designIm also intrigued by him. Despite being a normal person in cool clothes, Emmrich has a character design that makes me sit up and pay attention. Hes unlike anyone else in the ranking. Very impressive! <cite>rwlh posted [p:984943300] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>60. Emmrich Volkarin (Dragon Age: The Veilguard)skulltrumpetshttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/f6883bf0.jpgLook at this man. Look at him! Those shoulders! Those colors! Everything is very ornate and precise, even down to his boots. The color combination of red and green and gold really pops. He has gold rings on some of his fingers! His overcoat does have the unfortunate side effect of making his head a little big though. Emmrich could easily be considered overdressed, but I dont think he is. Though I dont have full context, he lives in a fantasy city where some folks just sort of dress fabulously. It's especially fascinating because Emmerich is a necromancer! You know, the people who resurrect the dead? Stereotypically characters who deal with the dead are often portrayed in tones of gray and black. Death is spooky, after all. Emmrich says, nope, I have a color palette and I am going to use it. He has a serious, solemn face; he treats his job with gravity. But he absolutely plays against type when it comes to outfit. Hes so flashy! From my cursory overview, Emmrich gives off the vibes of being mostly serious but also wry and observational, and thats clearly conveyed with his face and stance. He takes himself and his job super seriously. Its a matter of pride. I get Doctor Strange vibes from his face. I originally had Emmrich aaaallll the way down at #116. He was the final stop on the mini-tier of dudes in cool duds. But Emmrich is a clear step above Hummel, Moze, and Percy in this category because I not only understand him on some level from his designIm also intrigued by him. Despite being a normal person in cool clothes, Emmrich has a character design that makes me sit up and pay attention. Hes unlike anyone else in the ranking. Very impressive!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/03/25 6:55:31 PM #274:	59. Elesh Norn (Magic: The Gathering) SuperbVEVO https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/58cf08f9.jpg If a metal band was looking for inspiration from this ranking for an album cover, they could certainly do no better than Elesh Norn. A religious fanatic, dictator, manipulator, and all-around unpleasant person, Norn oversaw the conquest of multiple worlds and the forcible conversion of many individuals. Design-wise, shes a Phyrexian with a humanoid body but a very inhumanoid design. Her head, neck, and stomach are all blood red and muscular, while her chest, arms, and legs are all marble-colored. Thats actually not clothing or armor thats how they come in Phyrexia. She has no eyes. Instead she rocks a giant porcelain visor. It might seem impractical to have such a gargantuan headpiece, but she seems to get by just fine. Her mouth is quoting the wiki here filled with needle-like teeth, which you dont really see in the official art, and maybe that only makes it even more disgusting. The MTG Wiki has pictures, if you really must see. Norn embodies the best of being an alien design and the best of being a horror design. Shes truly disgusting to behold, but shes also probably top ten, maybe top five of character designs in the ranking to run the hell away from really fast. (Remind me and maybe Ill crunch some numbers about this after the contest.) Shes terrifying, with a very memorable design. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984943415] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>59. Elesh Norn (Magic: The Gathering)SuperbVEVOhttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/5/58cf08f9.jpgIf a metal band was looking for inspiration from this ranking for an album cover, they could certainly do no better than Elesh Norn. A religious fanatic, dictator, manipulator, and all-around unpleasant person, Norn oversaw the conquest of multiple worlds and the forcible conversion of many individuals. Design-wise, shes a Phyrexian with a humanoid body but a very inhumanoid design. Her head, neck, and stomach are all blood red and muscular, while her chest, arms, and legs are all marble-colored. Thats actually not clothing or armor thats how they come in Phyrexia. She has no eyes. Instead she rocks a giant porcelain visor. It might seem impractical to have such a gargantuan headpiece, but she seems to get by just fine. Her mouth is quoting the wiki here filled with needle-like teeth, which you dont really see in the official art, and maybe that only makes it even more disgusting. The MTG Wiki has pictures, if you really must see. Norn embodies the best of being an alien design and the best of being a horror design. Shes truly disgusting to behold, but shes also probably top ten, maybe top five of character designs in the ranking to run the hell away from really fast. (Remind me and maybe Ill crunch some numbers about this after the contest.) Shes terrifying, with a very memorable design.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KamikazePotato 05/03/25 7:02:21 PM #275:	Never seen Elesh Norn before but that's a pretty metal design. --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:984943478] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Never seen Elesh Norn before but that's a pretty metal design.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zigzagoon 05/03/25 7:27:27 PM #276:	As someone who is playing MtG commander rather regularly now, I would definitely be ok never seeing Elesh Norn ever again LOL --- ~Silver_Ermine~ http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m9r5hhXQbJ1rbct63o1_500.gif <cite>Zigzagoon posted [p:984943680] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>As someone who is playing MtG commander rather regularly now, I would definitely be ok never seeing Elesh Norn ever again LOL</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PrinceKaro 05/03/25 7:58:09 PM #277:	her only weakness - narrow doorways --- https://i.imgtc.com/a6iBg1Y.jpg Congrats to azuarc* on being really good at predicting stuff* <cite>PrinceKaro posted [p:984943950] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>her only weakness - narrow doorways</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 05/03/25 7:59:49 PM #278:	I'm realizing now that it's probably for the best that I'm not the one doing the ranking, because if I was ranking them, it would be almost completely on how cool they look, and what I would consider cool about the last four reveals would be very uneven. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. <cite>azuarc posted [p:984943963] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>I'm realizing now that it's probably for the best that I'm not the one doing the ranking, because if I was ranking them, it would be almost completely on how cool they look, and what I would consider cool about the last four reveals would be very uneven.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Maniac64 05/03/25 9:41:50 PM #279:	Thay visor is insane Is she blind or does she have magical sight? --- "Hope is allowed to be stupid, unwise, and naive." ~Sir Chris <cite>Maniac64 posted [p:984944981] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Thay visor is insaneIs she blind or does she have magical sight?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
skulltrumpets 05/04/25 12:50:52 AM #280:	rwlh posted... 60. Emmrich Volkarin (Dragon Age: The Veilguard) Damn, I was hoping to hold on for a bit longer, but it feels like a lot of the rankings from now on are gonna boil down to nitpicks and personal preference so that's good enough for me. I mostly and simply aimed to nominate characters I enjoy drawing ~~though both ended up having a death theme to them lmao~~ but I really wanted to pick a character who specifically had design aspects and aesthetics that appealed to me. I mean look, he's got a little skull pin! I definitely think you highlighted a good part of that appeal. He's a man who deals with death, but his design, despite taking obvious necromantic cues (that skull pin, the way his coat splayed open reminds me of an autopsy, etc), is so animated and full of life. And it reflects his personality and story rather well. He craves adventure, loves exploring the Necropolis, grows plants, and (spoiler alert) has a ~~crippling phobia of dying.~~ Necromancy as a plot device has always fascinated me, but I can find it tiring when used, especially in something that isn't intended to be terrifying. But on the other hand I love designs that flip concepts on their heads and play with them. I think you also got a good read on his personality, I wouldn't say he's humourless, but he definitely takes himself seriously. He's curious and observational, yeah, so I'm sure you wouldn't be surprised to know that he's a professor, as well. I not only understand him on some level from his designIm also intrigued by him. Despite being a normal person in cool clothes, Emmrich has a character design that makes me sit up and pay attention. Hes unlike anyone else in the ranking. Very impressive! Annnnd this might be one of the most dangerous things you could say about a nomination of mine l ma o <cite>skulltrumpets posted [p:984946484] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>60. Emmrich Volkarin (Dragon Age: The Veilguard)</quote>Damn, I was hoping to hold on for a bit longer, but it feels like a lot of the rankings from now on are gonna boil down to nitpicks and personal preference so that's good enough for me.I mostly and simply aimed to nominate characters I enjoy drawing though both ended up having a death theme to them lmao but I really wanted to pick a character who specifically had design aspects and aesthetics that appealed to me. I mean look, he's got a little skull pin! I definitely think you highlighted a good part of that appeal. He's a man who deals with death, but his design, despite taking obvious necromantic cues (that skull pin, the way his coat splayed open reminds me of an autopsy, etc), is so animated and full of life. And it reflects his personality and story rather well. He craves adventure, loves exploring the Necropolis, grows plants, and (spoiler alert) has a crippling phobia of dying.Necromancy as a plot device has always fascinated me, but I can find it tiring when used, especially in something that isn't intended to be terrifying. But on the other hand I love designs that flip concepts on their heads and play with them.I think you also got a good read on his personality, I wouldn't say he's humourless, but he definitely takes himself seriously. He's curious and observational, yeah, so I'm sure you wouldn't be surprised to know that he's a professor, as well. <quote>I not only understand him on some level from his designIm also intrigued by him. Despite being a normal person in cool clothes, Emmrich has a character design that makes me sit up and pay attention. Hes unlike anyone else in the ranking. Very impressive!</quote>Annnnd this might be one of the most dangerous things you could say about a nomination of mine l ma o</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FFDragon 05/04/25 1:02:42 AM #281:	~~Lich~~ Emmrich is better imo --- If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person? #theresafreakingghostafterus <cite>FFDragon posted [p:984946585] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Lich Emmrich is better imo</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
skulltrumpets 05/04/25 1:53:00 AM #282:	FFDragon posted... ~~Lich~~ Emmrich is better imo I think both options/designs are incredible, but as someone who romanced him in my first playthrough I could not make that choice lmao I am curious to see how that version of him would place, but I deigned to submit it partially to avoid spoilers of a recently released title. <cite>skulltrumpets posted [p:984946935] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>FFDragon posted... </cite><quote>Lich Emmrich is better imo</quote>I think both options/designs are incredible, but as someone who romanced him in my first playthrough I could not make that choice lmaoI am curious to see how that version of him would place, but I deigned to submit it partially to avoid spoilers of a recently released title.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GavsEvans123 05/04/25 8:47:45 AM #283:	Guernica looks like she would fit right into The World Ends With You. --- Call from demon - with dark power to tempt your mind, very proud of the power. Destroy the firing shot! <cite>GavsEvans123 posted [p:984948597] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Guernica looks like she would fit right into The World Ends With You.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SuperbVEVO 05/04/25 12:53:38 PM #284:	Maniac64 posted... Thay visor is insane Is she blind or does she have magical sight? She's part of a hivemind that might be how she sees By the way I'm pretty sure all that white "marble" on her design is meant to be the same material as human teeth, teeth is a factor that shows up a lot in white-aligned Phyrexian cards I do like the Phyrexian praetors a lot as like a corruption of their normal color, they all have a different design but hers stands out the most methinks <cite>SuperbVEVO posted [p:984950361] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Maniac64 posted... </cite><quote>Thay visor is insaneIs she blind or does she have magical sight?</quote>She's part of a hivemind that might be how she seesBy the way I'm pretty sure all that white "marble" on her design is meant to be the same material as human teeth, teeth is a factor that shows up a lot in white-aligned Phyrexian cardsI do like the Phyrexian praetors a lot as like a corruption of their normal color, they all have a different design but hers stands out the most methinks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/04/25 4:36:08 PM #285:	Just sat down to do a writeup and I accidentally reordered a huge chunk of the remaining list oops <cite>rwlh posted [p:984952513] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Just sat down to do a writeup and I accidentally reordered a huge chunk of the remaining list oops</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 05/04/25 5:08:30 PM #286:	bruh. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. <cite>azuarc posted [p:984952819] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>bruh.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
skulltrumpets 05/04/25 7:28:12 PM #287:	couldn't you have done this three characters ago? (joke) <cite>skulltrumpets posted [p:984954112] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>couldn't you have done this three characters ago? (joke)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wallmasterz 05/04/25 8:08:24 PM #288:	skulltrumpets posted... couldn't you have done this seven characters ago? (Not a joke) --- I need to update my signature. <cite>wallmasterz posted [p:984954529] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>skulltrumpets posted... </cite><quote>couldn't you have done this seven characters ago? (Not a joke)</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/04/25 9:14:56 PM #289:	58. Mind flayers (Dungeons & Dragons [3e]) @Anagram https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/a6c89a51.jpg If Elesh Norn is the metal album cover of the ranking, the mind flayers are like the Hot Topic: edgy but also more accessible. Teens love them! The mind flayers, also called illithids, are a race of, to quote the wiki, sadistic aberrations feared by sentient creatures on many worlds. They are always evil, and theyre definitely an example of outer appearances reflecting inner beauty, because theyre pretty hideous! Long, thin claws and green, Cthulhu-esque tentacles are the main features here. Their clothes are pretty straightforward: a simple frock outfit with a lil skull on it. They give off strong goth vibes (again, keeping with the Hot Topic comparison). I was surprised to find that the mind flayers design is comparatively restrained. Wizards of the Coast couldve gone for something flashier or more grotesque. But here I find the restraint a selling point. This is a race of beings presumably unconcerned with fashion. Why should they care what they look like? Their goal is subjugation and the consumption of brains. When youre a psychic, its what on the inside that matters, like your squishy brains. Cool design, no notes. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984955124] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>58. Mind flayers (Dungeons & Dragons [3e])@Anagram https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/a/a6c89a51.jpgIf Elesh Norn is the metal album cover of the ranking, the mind flayers are like the Hot Topic: edgy but also more accessible. Teens love them! The mind flayers, also called illithids, are a race of, to quote the wiki, sadistic aberrations feared by sentient creatures on many worlds. They are always evil, and theyre definitely an example of outer appearances reflecting inner beauty, because theyre pretty hideous! Long, thin claws and green, Cthulhu-esque tentacles are the main features here. Their clothes are pretty straightforward: a simple frock outfit with a lil skull on it. They give off strong goth vibes (again, keeping with the Hot Topic comparison). I was surprised to find that the mind flayers design is comparatively restrained. Wizards of the Coast couldve gone for something flashier or more grotesque. But here I find the restraint a selling point. This is a race of beings presumably unconcerned with fashion. Why should they care what they look like? Their goal is subjugation and the consumption of brains. When youre a psychic, its what on the inside that matters, like your squishy brains. Cool design, no notes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KamikazePotato 05/04/25 9:19:24 PM #290:	Oh yeah Mind Flayers look perfect for what they're supposed to be. --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:984955165] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Oh yeah Mind Flayers look perfect for what they're supposed to be.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
redrocket 05/04/25 9:34:25 PM #291:	rwlh posted... Wizards of the Coast couldve gone for something flashier or more grotesque. I know Im nit picking, but Wizards of the Coast had nothing to do with this. They inherited the design from the earliest days of D&D. So, if you want to give them credit for anything, I guess we can give them credit for not fucking them up? Theres a great breakdown on the history of their design here: https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2024/07/a-very-brief-pictorial-history-of-mind.html?m=1 --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest <cite>redrocket posted [p:984955276] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>rwlh posted... </cite><quote>Wizards of the Coast couldve gone for something flashier or more grotesque. </quote>I know Im nit picking, but Wizards of the Coast had nothing to do with this. They inherited the design from the earliest days of D&D. So, if you want to give them credit for anything, I guess we can give them credit for not fucking them up?Theres a great breakdown on the history of their design here:https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2024/07/a-very-brief-pictorial-history-of-mind.html?m=1</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 05/04/25 11:45:47 PM #292:	Yeah, I did a double take at that. I'm like...are you going with some specific iteration of mind flayers? Those bastards have been around forever. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. <cite>azuarc posted [p:984956298] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, I did a double take at that. I'm like...are you going with some specific iteration of mind flayers? Those bastards have been around forever.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/05/25 9:43:42 AM #293:	redrocket posted... I know Im nit picking, but Wizards of the Coast had nothing to do with this. They inherited the design from the earliest days of D&D. So, if you want to give them credit for anything, I guess we can give them credit for not f*ing them up? Theres a great breakdown on the history of their design here: https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2024/07/a-very-brief-pictorial-history-of-mind.html?m=1 Ah, my apologies. I wasn't familiar with the history. Good to know! <cite>rwlh posted [p:984959134] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>redrocket posted... </cite><quote>I know Im nit picking, but Wizards of the Coast had nothing to do with this. They inherited the design from the earliest days of D&D. So, if you want to give them credit for anything, I guess we can give them credit for not f*ing them up?Theres a great breakdown on the history of their design here:https://grognardia.blogspot.com/2024/07/a-very-brief-pictorial-history-of-mind.html?m=1</quote>Ah, my apologies. I wasn't familiar with the history. Good to know!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 05/05/25 11:19:40 AM #294:	Sidenote: I thought that "mind flayer" was an interesting choice for the topic because everyone else understandably nominated specific individuals, and mind flayers are just a race of beings -- but they're so distinctive (and rather monolithic) that they still fit the intent of the topic. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. <cite>azuarc posted [p:984960031] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Sidenote: I thought that "mind flayer" was an interesting choice for the topic because everyone else understandably nominated specific individuals, and mind flayers are just a race of beings -- but they're so distinctive (and rather monolithic) that they still fit the intent of the topic.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 05/05/25 11:36:50 AM #295:	helldivers aliens, slylandro, Pokemon, Cryptics --- No mule can match wits with me. Oh yes, many have tried, and almost all have failed! <cite>NFUN posted [p:984960207] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>helldivers aliens, slylandro, Pokemon, Cryptics</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 05/05/25 11:50:27 AM #296:	Nearly everyone. And I don't count Pokemon as generic creatures. I'm aware that they technically are, but they don't feel like species to someone who isn't playing the games and dealing with random encounters. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. <cite>azuarc posted [p:984960346] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Nearly everyone.And I don't count Pokemon as generic creatures. I'm aware that they technically are, but they don't feel like species to someone who isn't playing the games and dealing with random encounters.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FFDragon 05/05/25 11:59:15 AM #297:	I never got that vibe. Even in the TV show I felt like they were more of a collective than not. --- If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person? #theresafreakingghostafterus <cite>FFDragon posted [p:984960430] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>I never got that vibe. Even in the TV show I felt like they were more of a collective than not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 05/05/25 4:25:30 PM #298:	I think I would feel less that way in the show because you can see more than one of that species at a time. When you talk about a particularly pokemon (species), the implication is that you are talking about a pokemon. --- Only the exceptions can be exceptional. <cite>azuarc posted [p:984963581] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>I think I would feel less that way in the show because you can see more than one of that species at a time. When you talk about a particularly pokemon (species), the implication is that you are talking about a pokemon.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NFUN 05/05/25 4:35:10 PM #299:	no, it isn't --- No mule can match wits with me. Oh yes, many have tried, and almost all have failed! <cite>NFUN posted [p:984963701] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>no, it isn't </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rwlh 05/05/25 7:04:30 PM #300:	57. Snoopy (Peanuts) @changmas https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/7c93c754.jpg Snoopy is a good boy. Hes got one of the most iconic designs in the ranking. His appearance is well-documented: big ears, big snout, shorter arms and feet, and stubby tail. The design works just as well in black and white; the only bit of color on the guy is his collar. Snoopy went through several other designs before he compressed into his current shape. Compare this hilarious early Peanuts strip, where he looks like an actual puppy: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/eac208b4.jpg Heres a more comprehensive evolution of the visual evolution of everyones favorite beagle, from the Peanuts Wiki: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c395d033.jpg The reason Snoopy isnt higher is very nitpicky: I dont love the design of his nose. It sticks out at a weird angle and sort of throws off the composition of his face. At this stage of the ranking, thats enough to keep him from getting any higherbut come on, who doesnt love Snoopy? Hes number one in our hearts. <cite>rwlh posted [p:984965436] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>57. Snoopy (Peanuts)@changmas https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/7c93c754.jpgSnoopy is a good boy. Hes got one of the most iconic designs in the ranking. His appearance is well-documented: big ears, big snout, shorter arms and feet, and stubby tail. The design works just as well in black and white; the only bit of color on the guy is his collar. Snoopy went through several other designs before he compressed into his current shape. Compare this hilarious early Peanuts strip, where he looks like an actual puppy: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/eac208b4.jpg Heres a more comprehensive evolution of the visual evolution of everyones favorite beagle, from the Peanuts Wiki: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c395d033.jpg The reason Snoopy isnt higher is very nitpicky: I dont love the design of his nose. It sticks out at a weird angle and sort of throws off the composition of his face. At this stage of the ranking, thats enough to keep him from getting any higherbut come on, who doesnt love Snoopy? Hes number one in our hearts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
redrocket 05/05/25 7:30:45 PM #301:	I did not see Snoopy dropping this early! --- It's like paying for bubble wrap. -transience on Final Fantasy: All the Bravest <cite>redrocket posted [p:984965685] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>I did not see Snoopy dropping this early!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bane_Of_Despair 05/05/25 7:31:40 PM #302:	Snoopy's such a cutie, great simple design and personality --- You were the cancer, that's all you'll ever be I really messed up this contest, but azuarc gave it a Breath of fresh air <cite>Bane_Of_Despair posted [p:984965692] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Snoopy's such a cutie, great simple design and personality </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KamikazePotato 05/05/25 7:35:51 PM #303:	Snoopy is A+ --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:984965733] in I rank 155... [t:80964878]...</cite> <quote>Snoopy is A+</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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